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Getting around
Exploring Reykjavík by bus is one of the simplest and most authentic ways to get to know the city.
Becoming your best travelself in Reykjavík
Becoming your best travel self means being present and truly connecting with your destination—and with yourself—to create more meaningful experiences. When you choose to contribute positively to the places you visit and the people you meet, you grow as a person. That feeling stays with you and can shape how you live your life and how you travel.
A Slow Traveller’s Guide to the Best Things to Do in Reykjavík
Discover the best things to do in Reykjavík for slow travellers. From sea-to-table fishing to geothermal pools, explore the capital at an unhurried, authentic pace.
Explore Reykjavik like a local
There are definitely plenty of attractions that are popular with everyone who comes to Iceland. What will be covered here is how to explore the capital area of Reykjavik as less of a tourist and more of a native.
Sustainable Travel in Reykjavík
Breathtaking nature, rich culture and vibrant hospitality make Reykjavik a coveted destination for visitors from all over the world. To ensure future generations can enjoy the same city that we do each day, we believe in prioritizing sustainability and traveling responsibly whenever possible.
Get ready for Iceland Airwaves 2013 – the biggest yet!
The City of Reykjavík is set to receive thousands of guests who’ll be flying in from around the world to experience Iceland’s biggest music event - Iceland Airwaves. The festival, which started as a one-off gig in an airplane hangar back in 1999: showcasing only 5 bands, is now firmly established as one of hippest events on the international music festival calendar and has the reputation of…
Reykjavík Weather by Month and What to Pack
Discover Reykjavík weather month by month and get expert packing tips to stay comfortable and prepared in every season of your Icelandic adventure.
Reykjavík in 72 hours
What can you do in Reykjavík with 72 hours of your time? Well, a lot! We've put together an itinerary to help you make the most of your time in Reykjavik, Iceland — with 72 hours - 3 whole days - to spend in the city. You have an excellent chance to see and experience the culture, cuisine and character of the capital of Iceland, Reykjavík city. Let's dive deeper.
A day in Reykjavik with a 24-hour City Card
A 24-hour Reykjavík City Card gives you a gentle way to explore the city with museum stops, sightseeing and geothermal relaxation.
Ten things to do on a rainy day in Reykjavík
When you have the Gulf Stream as your next-door neighbour you can only expect the weather to become a little (or even a lot) wet, so even though it’s summertime in the land of the midnight sun, there’s always the chance of a rainy day and you should definitely prepare by packing your waterproofs, or alternatively, you could get some while you’re in town.